Dec. 8 (Bloomberg) -- The following companies may have
unusual price changes in Asian trading tomorrow. Stock symbols
are in parentheses, and share prices are as of the latest close.
The information in each item was released after markets shut
unless stated otherwise.

Emperor Capital Group Ltd. (717 HK): The Hong Kong-based
financial services company said full-year profit fell to HK$62.1
million ($7.99 million) from HK$72.1 million a year earlier. The
stock was unchanged at 26 Hong Kong cents.

Isu Chemical Co. (005950 KS): Isu Corp. plans to sell
964,709 shares of Isu Chemical at a range of between 27,250 won
and 27,800 won apiece in a block deal on Dec. 9, according to
Bloomberg data. The petrochemicals maker fell 2 percent to
29,300 won.

McDonald’s Holdings Co. (Japan) Ltd. (2702 JQ): The fast
food chain said its same-store sales gained 8.7 percent in
November from a year earlier, helped by an increase in
customers. The stock added 0.6 percent

Round One Corp. (4680 JT): The operator of bowling alleys
and game arcades said its same-store sales in November dropped
2.9 percent from a year earlier. The stock added 2.3 percent to
484 yen.

Sekisui House Ltd. (1928 JT): net income at the homebuilder
rose 83 percent to 24.8 billion yen ($320 million) in the nine
months through October, according to a statement to the Tokyo
Stock Exchange. Declines in land prices have moderated and
investment in condominiums has recovered in the Tokyo area, the
statement said. The stock fell 1.8 percent to 674 yen.

Shimao Property Holdings Ltd. (813 HK): The developer that
earns all of its revenue on the mainland said 11-month
contracted sales rose 4.8 percent from a year earlier. The stock
gained 0.7 percent to HK$6.79.

Tokyo Dome Corp. (9681 JT): The stadium operator forecast a
net loss of 300 million yen in the year through January 2012,
compared with a previous forecast of 2.4 billion yen net income,
according to a filing to the Tokyo Stock Exchange. It cited an
increase in corporate taxes. The stock fell 1.1 percent to 177
yen.

United Microelectronics Corp. (2303 TT): The world’s
second-largest custom maker of chips said November sales fell 23
percent to NT$8 billion from a year earlier, according to a
statement filed to the Taiwan Stock Exchange. The stock
retreated 0.4 percent to NT$12.80.